Chatra

Chatra is headquarters of Chatra district in the Indian kingdom of Jharkhand. It is a Khortha speaking vicinity in conjunction with Santhali and Hindi. Raja Ram Mohan Roy, the distinguished social reformer, labored as a Sirishtedar at Chatra in 1805-06 and lived both at Chatra and Ramgarh in this ability. Raja Ram Mohan Roy turned into a founder of the Brahma Sabha, the precursor of the Brahmo Samaj, a socio-spiritual reform motion in the Indian subcontinent. His have an impact on turned into obvious in the fields of politics, public administration, training, and religion.

He was acknowledged for his efforts to abolish the practices of sati and child marriage Raja Ram Mohan Roy is considered with the aid of many historians as the "father of the Indian Renaissance."Ram Mohan Roy became married three instances. His first spouse died early. He had two sons, Radhaprasad in 1800 and of Ramaprasad in 1812 along with his second wife, who died in 1824. Roy's third wife outlived him. Chatra has numerous waterfalls round it: Gua Falls, Keridah Falls, Maludah Falls, and Bichkiliya. Balbal Duari has a warm spring.